About WDF World Cup Men Overall 2007

Champion
WDF World Cup Men Overall Photographer: MasterCaller.com Co Stompé Mario Robbe Joey ten Berge Niels de Ruiter
Champion
108 - Netherlands
Runner-up
103 - England
3d place
82 - Wales
4d place
56 - Finland
5d place
46 - Norway
6d place
37 - Australia / Malaysia / Northern Ireland
9d place
34 - Scotland
10d place
32 - Germany
11d place
31 - Denmark
12d place
30 - United States
13d place
29 - Belgium
14d place
20 - Sweden
15d place
19 - Ireland Republic
16d place
17 - Japan
17d place
15 - Canada
18d place
12 - Greece
19d place
11 - Hungary / South Africa
21d place
9 - Iceland / Latvia
23d place
8 - Bahamas / Isle of Man
25d place
7 - Turkey
26d place
5 - Austria / New Zealand
28d place
4 - France / Gibraltar / Russia / Trinidad & Tobago
32d place
3 - Czech Republic
33d place
2 - Spain
34d place
1 - Bermuda / Brazil / Italy / Switzerland
38d place
0 - Iran / Luxembourg / Turks and Caicos Islands

It was sixteen years ago that the WDF World Cup was held in the Netherlands in 1991. Then Zandvoort was the place, this time Rosmalen was chosen as the host city. The darts landscape in the Netherlands, however, had changed completely in the past years after five world titles by Raymond van Barneveld. Unfortunately for the Dutch fans, Barney switched to the PDC a year earlier and was not as a player at this cup. However, there is a lot of media attention and the semi-finals and finals are broadcast live on TV.

A record number of 41 men's teams, 38 women's teams and 15 youth teams find their way to the Netherlands where the Autotron hosts the tournament from 11 to 14 October. Iceland, Iran, Trinidad & Tobago and Turkey make their debut at a WDF World Cup. It will be a successful edition for the organizing country, with enough drama at the end.

It was a very close affair in the overall ranking of 2007. The Netherlands with Co Stompé, Mario Robbe, Joey ten Berge & Niels de Ruiter eventually takes gold in front of their home crowd with 108 points, which is five points more than the English quartet. Wales takes the bronze with 82 points thanks to Mark Webster who wins the singles. Finland with 56 points and Norway with 46 points fall just off the podium. It is the second time for the Netherlands that they take this title after they already took it home in 2005. After England, the Netherlands is now the second country to successfully defend a WDF World Cup.

Overall ranking
1 - 108 points Netherlands
2 - 103 points England
3 - 82 points Wales
4 - 56 points Finland
5 - 46 points Norway
6 - 37 points Australia / Malaysia / Northern Ireland
9 - 34 points Scotland
10 - 32 points Germany
11 - 31 points Denmark
12 - 30 points United States
13 - 29 points Belgium
14 - 20 points Sweden
15 - 19 points Ireland Republic
16 - 17 points Japan
17 - 15 points Canada
18 - 12 points Greece
19 - 11 points Hungary / South Africa
21 - 9 points Iceland / Latvia
23 - 8 points Bahamas / Isle of Man
25 - 7 points Turkey
26 - 5 points Austria / New Zealand
28 - 4 points France / Gibraltar / Russia / Trinidad & Tobago
32 - 3 points Czech Republic
33 - 2 points Spain
34 - 1 point Bermuda / Brazil / Italy / Switzerland
38 - 0 points Iran / Luxembourg / Turks and Caicos

Competitors Of WDF World Cup Men Overall 2007

Øyvind Aasland

Martin Adams

Peteris Alberlins

Juris Aleksans

John Almeida

Abdul-Ghani Amin

Vladimir Andersen

Kyle Anderson

Reza Ansari

Koji Aoki

Romary Arnould

Brad Austen

Frank Avenand

Pascal Barbezat

Hamid Behrouzinie

Nandor Bezzeg

Aegir Bjornsson

Roman Bleistein

Cyril Blot

Michel Boulet

Ian Brown

Harry Brown

Zanis Buklovski

Patrick Bulen

Dietmar Burger

Robbie Cannell

Wayne Carey

Magnus Caris

Simon Carruthers

Richard Cedeno

Theodoros Chorianopoulos

Danny Cunningham

Vernon Daniels

Tony David

Rune David

Paul Davies

Geert De Vos

Pavel Drtil

Ricky Dunlop

Dylan Duo

Vivekanand Dyal

Togkan Edik

Steve Farmer

Connie Finnan

James Fulford

Magnus Gardarsson

Sidney Garland

Nima Ghiysvand

Pasquale Giustra

David Glenn

Quentin Glinton

Robert Grant

Tinus Grobbelaar

Thorgeir Gudmundsson

Daryl Gurney

Romeo Gyalai

Paul Hanvidge

Wayne Harrison

Rahaman Hassanali

Gudjon Hauksson

Antonio Hibernon-Cano

Kenneth Hogvall

Robert Hughes

Ronny Huybrechts

Kevin Jacob

Jiri Jenicek

August Jost

Marko Kantele

Masaki Kazusa

Paul Kelly

Joe Kieffer

Nozomu Kinoshita

Kevin Knott

Karsten Koch

Markus Korhonen

Preben Krabben

Andreas Krockel

Vladimir Kurakin

Martin Kurecka

Lev Kuzmichev

Jacques Langston

Henrik Primdal

Daniel Larsson

Per Laursen

Vladimir Lavrientiev

Michael Leclercq

Leo Lentz

Zoran Lerchbacher

Chris Linkous

Ken MacNeil

Luigi Marino

Tony Martinez

Gary Mawson

Anto McCracken

Stephen McDonnell

Paul McGimpsey

Christo Meiring

Zsolt Melisek

John Michael

David Miklas

Roy Montgomery

Tony Moree

Mazier Mousavi

Peter Napthine

Herbie Nathan

Miloslav Navratil

Asko Niskala

Vesa Nuutinen

Aodhagan O'Neill

Tony O'Shea

Hüseyin Orakcioglu

Stathis Pantelidis

Kostantinos Pantelidis

Dyson Parody

Warren Parry

Barry Payne

Daniel Peach

Sergio Pettarini

Martin Phillips

Wayne Pike

Leonard Pitman

Loris Polese

Mario Portela

Marko Puls

Bruno Rangel

Andrei Ratnikov

Mario Robbe

Brent Robinson

Michael Rosenauer

József Rucska

Luiz Sanchez-Zanbrano

Shane Sawyer

Peter Schonauer

Kurt Selbig

Jasvender Singh

Keshmindar Singh

Joe Slivan

Sean Smyth

Co Stompé

Clifford Straddling

Selbaraju Subramaniam

Bora Temizsoy

Emre Toros

Colin Tyrer

Mike Veitch

Arnis Vents

John Verwey

Anderson Vieira

Veijo Viinikka

Urs Vonrufs

Robert Wagner

John Walton

Wayne Warren

Mark Webster

Roland Weis

Jim Widmayer

Taro Yachi

Henry Zapata

Niels de Ruiter

Joey ten Berge

Callers Of WDF World Cup Men Overall 2007

WDF World Cup Men Overall 2007

Autotron in
Rosmalen, NLD
Organizer:
World Darts Federation
Participants:
160
Start Date:
11 Oct 2007
End Date:
14 Oct 2007